Police Trading Card Drive Aims To Connect With Kids
Officers will hand out trading cards to children who request them during patrols. The first child with six cards wins a $50 gift card, and the first with twelve earns a $100 gift card plus a department tour. The Boys & Girls Club of Rio Rancho and Albuquerque call it a chance to build positive ties with youth. The club has served 2,700+ at-risk youngsters since 1952, with 70 percent from low‑income families and 75 percent in single‑parent homes. Call 881-077 or visit bgecnm.org for details.
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Justin Garcia
Boys & Girls Club
Tanja Jenkins
Rio Rancho
Albuquerque
Bgecnm.org
Life.Church spotlighting three Rio Rancho nonprofits
Life.Church Rio Rancho hosts a 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday mission event highlighting Care Net Storehouse West and Read West with a $5 000 grant to each. Pastor Brian Bruss says the effort connects locals to partner groups and demonstrates God at work through relationships and resources. Volunteers from 24 locations support 33 local mission partners, with 1 000 plus volunteers in 2015.
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Life.Church
Rio Rancho
Life
Church
Northern Blvd
Morancho
Spelling bee crowns Adrian winner in tense district final
Adrian triumphed after a tense district bee final at 11 45 a m spelling difficult words including ineffable relinquished merino and centr ifuge while Vianca Alexis and Sean finished as runner up alternate and finalists.
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Adrian
Vianca Lopez
Alexis Jordan
P.J. Fabian
Sean Nguyen
P.J
Eagle Ridge Middle School
Vianca
Alexis
Sean
Dolorous
Chervil
St. Thomas Aquinas
Schools to Build Bus Depot Amid Budget Concerns
ARPS officials told the school board they have outgrown the current site and detailed a new bus depot plan with a 9853 square foot operations building a 9386 square foot maintenance and fueling area and parking for 120 buses. Board members warned about costs exceeding voter approved bonds while superintendent Cleveland noted inflation over four years. Sena in a Journal interview said projections can shift with labor and material costs.
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ARPS
Sue Cleveland
Brenda de la Pesia
Catherine Cullen
Sena
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